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weekly
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33 minutes
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Engelsk
USA
13 episoder
siden 7. juli 2026
episodic

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Most companies describe culture as a statement — values, mission, bios on a wall. Adam Christing — professional master of ceremonies, founder of Clean Comedians, and author of The Laughter Factor — argues that culture is actually a feeling, something you can walk into a room and sense within second…

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Every leader is quietly passing an addiction on to their team — the addiction to urgency. Jennifer Recla — leadership coach who's worked with hundreds of leaders across nonprofits, mission-driven organizations, and large financial institutions — argues that most of what feels like a "busy" workday …
Most organizations run on a fiction — that job descriptions describe jobs, that OKRs measure value, that personality tests reveal something real. Barry Wolfe — HR consultant and author of It's All in Your Head — argues that HR is the last line of defense against the chaos this creates, and that th…
Every disruption looks like a peace-time problem until the swordsman meets the bullet. Alberto Torres — former Nokia executive, ex-McKinsey partner, and author of The Z Curve — sat inside one of the most famous corporate collapses of the last two decades. In this conversation he walks through what…
Every organization over 20 people has the same instinct: when things get harder, add layers, add meetings, add controls. Olivia Montgomery — principal analyst at Data Frame and former Gartner researcher — argues that every layer up the org chart actually knows less about what's really going on, no…
Every founder hits the moment when execution stops running through their brain. The systems that got them here don't work anymore, but the founder is still the bottleneck. Craig Denison — head of growth at The Table Group (Patrick Lencioni's firm) and founder of Green Thumb Consulting — walks throu…
Companies are spending more on training than ever. So why does execution keep getting worse? Dr. Christy Vanorsdale — founder of Vanorsdale Learning Lab, cognitive multimedia learning researcher, and fractional Chief Learning Officer — explains why L&D keeps solving the wrong problems, and what…
How much of your workweek is actually work? In this special solo episode of The Coordination Tax, Kristian Luoma — co-founder of In Parallel — walks through the newly published Coordination Tax Index 2026: the first quantitative measure of how much of a modern manager's week actually goes to manag…
Why does a 10× productivity gain for the individual translate into only a 1.7× gain for the organization? Hosanna Ouellette and Nora Bereczkei ran the operating model rebuild inside Spotify. They explain why autonomy stopped scaling, how they stopped shipping the org chart to users, and why agents …
Why are the managers using AI the most also carrying the highest coordination load? Robert E. Siegel — partner at XSeed Capital, lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and author of The Systems Leader — explains the hidden cost of coordination, why context has become a leader's most valu…
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